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Knotty Pine

Posted on November 9, 2017November 18, 2017 by Chris Wong

This question kept me awake in the wee hours one morning: What would it look like if I carved a knot in a piece of wood? I lay in bed trying to visualize it, and figure out how best to attempt it... Start by finding a fairly thick piece of rope, tie a knot, use … Continue reading Knotty Pine

Posted in Carving, ProjectsTagged carving, jigsaw, pine, whittling4 Comments

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